The Daily WTF There are certain things which you see in code that, at first glance, if you haven’t already learned better, look like they

The Daily WTF We’re still in the early part of the year, and as little glitches show up from “sliding window” fixes to the Y2K

The Daily WTF There’s always a hope that in the future, our code will be better. Eventually, we won’t be dealing with piles of krufty

The Daily WTF As we’ve discussed in the past, video game code probably shouldn’t be held to the standards of your average WTF:

The Daily WTF “I guess my kid cousins won’t be putting these together for a while,” Travis writes. Noah writes, “Who

The Daily WTF “So, let me get this straight,” Derrick said. He closed his eyes and took a deep breath while massaging his temples

The Daily WTF “For my sins,” John writes, “I’m working on a SharePoint 2010 migration.” This tells us that John has

The Daily WTF Twenty years out, people have a hard time remembering that Y2K was an actual thing, an actual problem, and it was only solved

The Daily WTF As a general rule, if you find yourself writing an extension system for your application, stop and do something else. It’s

The Daily WTF Brian writes, “Of course server %1 is trustworthy, I couldn’t do my work without it!” “Rockefeller lived on